Lee's Recall Demand Deepens Spanish Tug of War
Washington dispatches report Spain formally seeks Consul General Lee's recall from Havana and objects to relief ships to Cuban reconcentrados on Montgomery and Nash Ville. The U S firmly declines recall and rejects relief-ship limits. US officials cite Lee's open sympathy for Cuban sufferers and semi-diplomatic status as key factors. Spain's action follows Mae disaster context and Madrid dispatches, with White House and State Department coordinating the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee
Havana
United States
Cme
Woodford
É. Madrid
Senor du Bose
State Department
Maine
Ha- Vath
General Lie
Madrid
Cuba
Werler
Spain
Les
McHinters
Why Lee is Persona Non Grata Recall Sparks Diplomatic Fuss
The Spanish government probes General Lee over his Havana presence amid the Maine visit. Officials object to calls omitting Premier Galvez and the civil cabinet, prompting protests and a State Department exchange as Captain Siggsbee sought amends with Congosto and Premier Alves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceneral Lee
Blanco
Manterola
Spain
Galvez
Senor Dupuy de Lume
Siggbee
Dr. Congosto
Alves
Te Frrustian
News of General Lee Sparks Great Excitement in Washington
Washington experiences wide spread interest as news arrives that the U S government will send supplies to Cuba by naval vessel. The Spanish government questions the move but the president remains assured that relief must be prompt. General Lee advised urgency as hunger in Cuba worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee
Maine
Cuba
Senor du Vose
United States
Supplies to Cubans diverted to Fern from Key West
Ivey West Fla March 7 The supplies for starving Cubans will not be taken on the cruisers Montgomery and Nashville. Dispatch boat Fern will perform the duty. Change of plan ordered from Washington due to Spain's demand and possible consul actions. A naval official notes Fern is a tender but still a vessel of the fleet and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey West
Fla
Montgomery
Nahsville
Fern
Washington
Spain
Key West
Stiu
Meer
Sickles Voices Spain's Right to Recall General Lee
General Daniel Sickles, former US minister to Spain, says Spain may demand the recall of the US consul general Lee. He recalls his own recall of a Spanish official and calls the action a mere diplomatic incident not likely to trigger war between the United States and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel SK. Sickles
United States
Spain
Virginiay
Lee
de Ynome
Maine
Sickles
McKinley
War talk over Virginius affair echoes in political exchange
The discussion centers on recalling General Lee and handling passports as Spata asserts. Arguments question whether this move brings the country closer to war, comparing it to the Virginius crisis, and emphasizing Spain’s claim that supplies to the rebels must be sent by merchant vessels to avoid hostile acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty
Lee
Spata
Ersis
Virginius
Justin
Spain
Havana Arrests Reach Thirteen Conspirators at Fortresses
In Havana American correspondent Henri Lane and editor Vicente Suárez of La República plus eleven others have been arrested, totaling thirteen. Eight held in cell 47 and five in cell 48 at Cabanas fortress. Lane to be sent north Wednesday. Officials say two or more American correspondents must return to the U S together. Prisoners charged with conspiracy. eighteen implicated in all. Eleven to be expelled, seven sent to Isle of Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Henri Lane
Vicente Uards Suares
Ta Republica
Cabanas Fortress
United States
Isle of Pines
Indictments Hit Chicago Civil Service Officials
Chicago March 7 grand jury indicted Dudley Winston Hempstead Washburn ex mayor Adolph Kraus Robert Lindblom now a board of trade member. Winston Washburn Kraus charged with certifying ineligible police applicants and approving inspector appointments. Lindblom indicted for operating a bucket shop. Bonds set at 1009 each. All freed on habeas corpus writs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindblom
Civil Service
Chicago
Grand Jury
Civil Service Commission
Dudley Winston
Hempstead Washburn
Adolph Kraus
Robert Lindblom
Board of Trade
Winston
Washburn
Kraus
Joseph Kipsey
General Corporation
Robert Lindholm
Bride and Widow in an Hour in Danville Ill
A 24 year old woman from Kankakee arrived on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad and, after a hasty marriage license procured by a county official, wed William James Lane Milligan who died at 6 am after transferring life insurance to his bride. Milligan, once a captain in the English army, died the same morning and was shipped to Toronto. Mrs. Milligan left Danville quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ills
Kankakee
Chicago and Eastern Miasis
Aetna House
William James Lane Milligan
Justice of the Peace
Milligan
Toronto
Can
F.C. Haline & Con
New York City
Duel Ends in Death of Signor Cavalotti Near Rome
Signor Felice Carlo Cavalotti, poet and radical deputy for Corte Olena, was killed in a sword duel with Signor Macola outside Porta Maggiore. Cavalotti died ten minutes after a throat wound. Macola was unharmed. Cavalotti had waged a long public battle against Crispi, pursuing impeachment over the Abyssinian affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Felige
Carlo Cavalot
Chamber of Deputies
Corte Olena
Signor Macola
Gazzetta di Venezia
Milan Secols
Gazetta di Venezia
Porta Mag
Giore
Senor Maccla
Signor
Guido Fusinate
University of
Turin
Feltre
Cario Donati
Lonige
Signor Cavalotti
Signor Bizzoni
Signor Tassi
Signor Cavalatti
Macala
Zellino
Celleres
Signor Maccla
Cavalntti
Crispi
Felice Carlo Emanuele Cavalotti
Milan
Austria
Court of Cassation
Mine fire roasts two watchmen at Santo Domingo mine
News from Paso explains the Santo Domingo mine in the Santa Maria district fifteen miles southeast of Chihuahua burned Thursday night. At midnight 500 workers left a watch on the 1,000 foot level and two watchmen were roasted alive as the shaft filled with smoke. The mine’s heavy timbering allowed the fire to spread. caving helped extinguish it. Loss totals $50,000 and the mine cannot reopen for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Paso
Tex
Santo Domingo
SantaMulalia
Chihuahua
Double crime ends in murder suicide in Chicago
Charles W Wood murdered Irene Bretder, then shot himself after declaring intent during a drunken quarrel. Bretder known as Mrs Wood by friends. The pair, once estranged but not legally bound, were involved with Henry Breker’s wife. jealousy allegedly triggered the fatal act before Wood fled to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles. W. Wood
Irene Bretder
Uiis
Springfield
Bretder
Wood
Henry Breker
Argyle Flats
Michigan Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Ottawa
Willard named founder of national temperance union
Cincinnati dispatch notes that Frances Willard is identified as founder of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. It credits Mrs. McClellan Brown with initiating the movement and recounts early conventions in 1874, including Cleveland, with Willard becoming secretary and Anna Wittenmeyer as a long-serving president before Willard’s succession in 1870. The text places these claims in a report from the Enquirer with details on origins and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Frances Williard
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
McClellan Brown
Columbus
Chautauqua
Cleveland
Miss Willard
Anna Wittenmeyer
Philadelphia
General Rosecrans Recovering from Illness
General William Starke Rosecrans, once believed stricken by nervous prostration, is slowly recovering, reported from Los Angeles on March 7. New details indicate gradual improvement as medical staff monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosecrans
Los Angeles
Cal
William Starke Rosecrans
Almirante Oquendo arrives in Havana harbor
Abbreviated telegrams report the Spanish cruiser Almirante Oquendo entering Havana harbor. February debt in pesetas rises by 18 226 681. Tattersall dead. Cuban relief ships six carloads of provisions. Tantham school head Tattersall vanished. Heir to 500 000 dollars due to uncle’s death. Earthquakes felt in Antigau and nearby islands. Six chief justice jailed for cattle theft. Monitors under construction at navy yard. Several other short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almirante Oquendo
Havana
Spain
Edmund Tattersall
Tattersalls
Trindon
Cuban Relief Committee of
Oregon
J. HH. Perrin
Tantham
Ills
James Whitely
Bee. Ind
Antigau
St. Kitts
Guadaloupe
Montessori
Leeward I
Engne Stand
Saturn and Schnowich
Breslau
Prussia
S. F. Munnett
Ohio Supreme Court
Bayview Miils
Tilingis Steel Company
Milwaukee
Wycliffe
Vialta
William RR. Datan
Lakes
South Chicago
Plequart
Zola
Paris
Henry
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Shenango
Mahoning
St. Paul
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Peoria
Urs
Russia and China Clash Over Port Arthur Demands
London dispatch describes Russia demanding sovereignty over Port Arthur and Ta-Lien-Wan and the right to build a Trans-Manchurian railway from near the Sungari to Port Arthur. The Times cautions England must oppose Russia's bid to absorb Manchuria and Shing-King, while noting China may be pressured into concessions to protect railway interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
the Times
Russia
China
Port Arthur
Ta-Lien-Wan
Germany
Kiao-Chou
Petuna
Sungari
Kwang-Chung- Tsu
Mukden
Manchuria
Leao-Tung
Times
England
Dispatch
Shing-King
Tiva-Tung Peninsula
Yellow fever germ found by Dr Wiebs
Chicago report notes discovery of an amoeba linked to yellow fever after two months of experiments. The germ travels through stomach duodenum liver, causing rapid liver cell degeneration. Separate item: fire at American Express storage barns damages property. loss about 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Times-Herald
Edwin Wiebs
Klebs
Mobile
Fterman Mohr
American Express Company
Custom House Place
van Buren and
Harrison Streets
Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans at Locke's Bakery
Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans advertised for Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday at Locke's Domestic Bakery. All goods homemade with no alum or ammonia. Contact Tel No 90 at 151 Stephenson St in Furry's Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOCKE
Stephenson St
Furry
For sale various items and investment bonds offer
An advertisement notes no agent for junk buying, high prices for rags and rubble, and a prompt attention policy. It lists 100 dollar bonds at 6 percent interest payable semi annually as desirable for small investors, signed Know Iron Bros, with an onion drop address at 75 Galena Street and company contact 226 Wow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Street
M. Haxcocn
Iron Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
M'Kinley
Ateo
Sevelal Fitz Hugh Lee
Madr
Howes
White Héuase
Day
Leny
Judge Day
Atanzas
Sagua
White House
Inister Woodford
Persona Non Grata
Sou Key West Disputcd
Dias Fc
New Peru
Yeo
Clenerab Lee
Dupuy de Lome
Daniel Sickles
Spit Council
Stil
oMid’ McCoy
St. Louis
Kid’ McCoy
Hot Springs
Ark
Pingree
Lansing
Mich
United Mine Workers
W. C. Pearce
Loetgert
Auburn
Ind
Willian Frederick
Garrett
William Gender
Henry J. Baumgaertner
Duct
Crispi Wee
Crisp
Mary
Whitehall
Philip Brantzel
Pearl Jackson
Carrollton
Jackson
Fred Douglas
Roadhouse
G. A. R. Camp
G. A
Chester Park
Camp
Sherman
Carlinville
Shaw's Point
William String
Samuel Mott
Carthage
O. F. Berry
Indiana
Minors
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Orient
Rasala
London Times
France
Yano Fumie
Yang Yu
St. Petersburg
M. Pavnoff
Far East
M. Gerar
Viremen
Kentucky
Paducah
Fulton County
Joe Lynch
Flart Lynch
Wade Harding
James Morris
Biddeford
Hugh J. Jewett
Iiie
Hotel Bonair
Augusta
Bongye & Schwarze
Galena St
Freeport, Ill
Germania Opera House
Kittie
de Lorme
Mrad Vy
Wm. Koenig
Teodt
Boston
Freeport
Castoria
Lai UE
Black Hills
Harriet M. Burbank
Studio 149
West Street
Telephone
J. E. Ruston
Tephenson St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!